Collection: Daith Jewellery

SkinKandy's daith piercing jewellery collection features rings and curved bars designed to sit in the innermost cartilage fold of your ear. The daith is a distinctive placement that's perfectly suited to segment rings, curved barbells and horseshoe rings. You'll find pieces in implant grade Titanium, Surgical Steel and Gold to match your style.

What jewellery styles work for a daith piercing?

Segment rings, curved barbells and horseshoe rings are the main styles suited to daith piercings. These ring-style pieces follow the natural curve of the daith fold and sit comfortably in the piercing. Flatback posts aren't suitable for this placement due to the anatomy involved. Once your daith is healed, you can experiment with decorative clickers and embellished rings for a more eye-catching look.

What gauge and size is daith piercing jewellery?

Daith piercings are fitted with 16G jewellery, with ring diameters typically ranging from 8mm to 10mm depending on your ear anatomy. Your piercing specialist will choose the right diameter during your appointment to make sure the ring sits comfortably without being too tight or too loose. If you're shopping for a new daith ring, our studios can measure your piercing and recommend the best size.

How long does a daith piercing take to heal?

Daith piercings typically take 3 to 9 months to fully heal. During healing, follow your aftercare routine and avoid putting pressure on the piercing by sleeping on that side. Try not to twist or rotate the jewellery, and keep the area clean with a saline solution. Our daith piercing guide covers everything you need to know about the healing process and what to expect along the way.

Can I wear earbuds or headphones with a daith piercing?

Earbuds that sit inside the ear canal (like AirPods) can press against a daith piercing and cause discomfort, especially during healing. Over-ear headphones are a much better option while your piercing heals. Once fully healed, some people find they can wear certain earbuds comfortably depending on the size of their jewellery and ear anatomy. It's worth trying different earbud styles to see what works for you, but err on the side of caution during the healing period.

What material is best for a daith piercing?

Implant grade Titanium is the recommended material for fresh daith piercings because it's hypoallergenic and lightweight. If you have sensitive skin, Titanium and 14kt Gold are your safest choices. Surgical Steel is fine for healed daith piercings but contains trace nickel, so it's not the best option if you're prone to metal sensitivities. Our piercing specialists can help you pick the right material for your needs.

Book a piercing at SkinKandy

Keen to get your daith pierced or find new jewellery for a healed daith? Head to our piercing menu to book with our SK Certified piercing specialists.